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Dataverse schema authoring and inspection — tables, columns, relationships, forms, and views. Use when the user wants to define, evolve, or inspect the data model — add a column, create a table, set up a lookup, customize a form, build a view, or list existing columns and relationships.

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Install

git clone https://github.com/microsoft/Dataverse-skills.git ~/.claude/skills/dv-metadata

What is dv-metadata?

Dataverse schema authoring and inspection — tables, columns, relationships, forms, and views. Use when the user wants to define, evolve, or inspect the data model — add a column, create a table, set up a lookup, customize a form, build a view, or list existing columns and relationships.

What this can do

Capabilities declared in this component's own frontmatter — not inferred.

Inherit all session tools

Declares no tool restrictions — inherits every session tool

~72 tokens of context used while enabled, before you invoke anything

Documentation

README · ~11 min read

Skill: Metadata — Making Changes

Before the first metadata change in a session:

  1. Confirm the target environment with the user — see the Multi-Environment Rule in dv-overview.
  2. Confirm the solution — ask "What solution should these components go into?" If SOLUTION_NAME is in .env, confirm it. If no solution exists yet, you MUST ask the user for the solution name and publisher prefix before creating anything. The publisher prefix is permanent — it cannot be changed after components are created with it.

STOP and ask the user:

"What solution name and publisher prefix should I use? The prefix (e.g., contoso, lit, soc) is permanent on every table and column."

Then query existing publishers and show them — the user may want to reuse one:

# Publisher discovery + solution creation — use SDK (never raw Web API).
# See dv-solution for the full publisher discovery flow.

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